Creativity, consumer goods and services

At ABG Intellectual Property we are on our clients’ side, and we have an excellent team of trademark lawyers and Official Agents who are responsible for protecting their distinctive signs, ensuring that their goals remain the most important thing.

Protect your trademark, value your identity

A trademark can be, at first glance, a few letters, a small drawing or even a short melody that accompanies a commercial text. However, it is much more than that. These signs represent the effort of starting a project, seeing it grow, working towards success and achieving it. They symbolise what cannot be seen or touched.

Therefore, choosing a trademark that unequivocally identifies a business venture is to put a name and face to what makes it unique.

Registering that trademark means not only supporting the idea, but also the ability to bring the project to life. Defending the signs that represent it ultimately means fighting for its reputation and its survival.

Register designs, safeguard your competitiveness

The appearance of a product often influences a consumer’s decision to purchase it. Frequently, the chosen form is also what sets it apart from the competition and makes it identifiable in a shop window or in the supermarket shelfs.

When the aesthetic features are important, protecting the design is imperative. That intellectual property right can be extremely helpful against third parties who may attempt to exploit others’ achievement in an illegal manner.

At ABG IP, we are aware that registering designs is extremely important for the competitiveness of a business, and we have a team that offers a comprehensive service to provide the best protection strategy.

Defend your copyright, boost your business

Nowadays, all forms of content are considered financial assets of incalculable value. In an age where words, music, and images have become mass consumer items, protecting a work from plagiarism and copying is paramount.

However, the regulation of copyright is becoming increasingly complicated, requiring specialised advise and management.

Collaboration with top professionals is a guarantee that is frequently vital for the success of initiatives and projects in the music, cultural, technology, and entertainment industries.

Trademarks

Designs

Copyright

Our clients

At ABG Intellectual Property we work with a wide range of clients: from advertising agencies to entrepreneurs, start-ups, small, medium and large companies, universities, research centres, foundations, law firms, etc.

We have extensive experience in the most diverse sectors such as chemistry and pharmacy, engineering, IT, fashion, educational services, medical services, energy, artists, food, construction and architecture, agriculture, health, sports, toys and recycling, among many others.

We consider that each client, whether large or small, is unique and we treat them as such

Culture, fashion and entertainment

Industry and innovation

Consumer goods

Services

Action plan to register and protect trademarks

Our team of trademark lawyers comprehensively manages trademarks: from the very beginning when it is just an undefined idea or project, to its application, prior search, registration and defence.

Trademark study: define its classification and territorial scope of protection

Trademark registration feasibility study

Design of the trademark protection strategy

Preparation of a proposed trademark registration application

Processing before the selected offices (SPTO, EUIPO,…)

Monitoring and responding to possible objections

REGISTERED TRADEMARK

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Surveillance and oppositions

Negotiations with third parties

Contracts

Injunctions for infringers and defence before the courts

Maintenance

Our trademark specialists

At ABG Intellectual Property the same advisor manages a client’s global trademark portfolio. This means that we do not compartmentalise based on the territory covered by the distinctive sign.

This entails taking into account circumstances that may occur in other countries from the very beginning and anticipate possible obstacles that may arise in other jurisdictions.

We understand the problems clients bring to us and, sometimes, we pre-empt these by pointing out requirements that the client is still unaware of.